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Jim Jordan Reveals That Conservative Purity Tests Are for Backbenchers

If anything, Jim Jordan’s speakership campaign has shown that dogmatism is a luxury of obscurity.

Columbia President Condemns ‘Doxing’ of Her Students by ‘Extremists’

Columbia has been hit hard by a series of campus controversies in the aftermath of the Hamas attack on Israel.

Just Stop Oil Needs to Just Stop Being Annoying

Productive activism should persuade — not alienate.

One Man’s Martyr Complex Exposes the Rot in the State Department

The casual observer could be forgiven for thinking Josh Paul holds Israel to a standard that is reserved for Israel alone.

Former Trump Attorney Sidney Powell Pleads Guilty in Georgia Election-Interference Case

Powell will be required to testify at future trials and write an apology letter to the citizens of Georgia.

Ninth Circuit Contender Is Exposed As Pretender

In my new Confirmation Tales post, I recount the extraordinary collapse of Bill Clinton’s nomination of federal district judge James Ware to a Ninth...

‘Truly Disturbing’: Fetterman Scolds Fellow Progressives for Buying Palestinian Propaganda on Hospital Blast

Fetterman also rejected calls for Israel to pull back, saying ‘we can talk about a ceasefire after Hamas is neutralized.’

Jim Jordan willing to sacrifice Trump’s signature SALT deduction cap to win speakership

When Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) led his crazy eight Republican comrades to join with the entire Democratic caucus to eject Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) from the House speakership, the Florida rabble-rouser claimed to do so in the name of reducing federal spending, saying, "I don't think the adult in the room would allow America to sit atop a $33 trillion debt facing $2.2 trillion annual deficits." Two weeks, two failed speakership votes, two speaker nominees later, and Gaetz's hand-picked successor to McCarthy is now promising to overturn one of Donald Trump's marquee achievements in deficit reduction in exchange for winning the speakership.

Justice Barrett makes sense in supporting an ethics code

Conservatives have spent so much energy in recent months defending Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas from overblown allegations of ethical blindness that they haven’t considered the benefits that Supreme Court ethics rules would bring.

International aid is the problem, not the solution, for Gaza

Israel’s ground assault on the Gaza Strip has yet to begin, but already, politicians and liberals are demanding Israel pause its assault to enable humanitarian relief to flow into Gaza. Speaking on the floor of the Canadian Parliament, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau declared, “Canada is calling for unimpeded humanitarian access and a humanitarian corridor so that essential aid like food, fuel, and water can be delivered to civilians in Gaza. It is imperative that this happen.”

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